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Keith@AIRAID · 06-07-2012, 02:15 PM

Hi guys, I have been posting under my personal account until now. We are very excited to be working with forum member Mattles, in fact he is coming to our facility tomorrow for more testing. We are working hard to get the most power we can out of this high strung 2.0L, without sacrificing driveability and keeping the AFR within a safe range. I'm happy to see that Subaru/Toyota left a little power on the table that the aftermarket will be able to unlock.

I am waiting to finalize the design of our kit before I post pictures, but I think you guys will be pleased with the OEM look and feel of our product. We tend towards a less flashy, high quality OEM feel with our kits. This one will have the option to install the noise maker tube (we call it a car kazoo) or delete it, and the install will be 100% bolt on and pretty easy to perform with hand tools.

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Keith@AIRAID Join Date: Jun 2012 Drives: 51 Kaiser, 97 4Runner, 07 Civic Si Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 93 Thanks: 46 Thanked 118 Times in 50 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	Hi guys, I have been posting under my personal account until now. We are very excited to be working with forum member Mattles, in fact he is coming to our facility tomorrow for more testing. We are working hard to get the most power we can out of this high strung 2.0L, without sacrificing driveability and keeping the AFR within a safe range. I'm happy to see that Subaru/Toyota left a little power on the table that the aftermarket will be able to unlock. I am waiting to finalize the design of our kit before I post pictures, but I think you guys will be pleased with the OEM look and feel of our product. We tend towards a less flashy, high quality OEM feel with our kits. This one will have the option to install the noise maker tube (we call it a car kazoo) or delete it, and the install will be 100% bolt on and pretty easy to perform with hand tools. Last edited by Keith@AIRAID; 06-11-2012 at 11:56 AM.